On a tangential note, I'm learning Clojure and kind of just getting started on using it.
I like it how its a Lisp, and ever since I've learned Common Lisp, I've been wanting to use Lisp at work for everyday projects, and Clojure seems to fit just perfectly well.
As with these new things you are always excited to explore further and see what's about to come next. After searching, I was not able to find anything on the Clojure roadmap anywhere on the internet. I understand that Clojure is largely an Cathedral kind of an open source project, largely developed in private at Cognitect and released to the world. But it was still a little strange to not see anything on Clojure's future plans. Sometimes you also see the Clojure repo on Github go without commits for weeks, for example the last commit as of today is July 4, 2018. Which is like strange for a programming language of this size.
I like it how its a Lisp, and ever since I've learned Common Lisp, I've been wanting to use Lisp at work for everyday projects, and Clojure seems to fit just perfectly well.
As with these new things you are always excited to explore further and see what's about to come next. After searching, I was not able to find anything on the Clojure roadmap anywhere on the internet. I understand that Clojure is largely an Cathedral kind of an open source project, largely developed in private at Cognitect and released to the world. But it was still a little strange to not see anything on Clojure's future plans. Sometimes you also see the Clojure repo on Github go without commits for weeks, for example the last commit as of today is July 4, 2018. Which is like strange for a programming language of this size.